In the second and final phase of the Bihar Assembly Elections 2025, the state recorded an early voter turnout of 31.38% till 11 a.m. across 122 constituencies spread over 20 districts. Polling began at 7 a.m. and will continue until 5 p.m., with nearly 3.7 crore registered electors expected to cast their votes.
This phase is crucial for all major political alliances, with 1,302 candidates contesting, including several key ministers and senior leaders from different parties. Voters were seen in large numbers outside polling stations since early morning, reflecting enthusiasm and confidence in the electoral process.
Authorities have deployed extensive security arrangements to ensure free and fair polling. Election officials confirmed that the process has been smooth so far, with minimal reports of technical glitches or disturbances. Special arrangements have been made in sensitive areas to maintain law and order.
Political analysts believe that the voter enthusiasm witnessed in the morning hours could translate into a significantly higher overall turnout by the end of the day, reflecting growing participation and public interest in the democratic process.
